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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-08-26
Farm for Sale

THE Farm in the southeast part
of the town of Shoreham, of late
the home place of William G. Will
son, deceased, is offered for sale
This farm is supposed to contain
147 acres, consisting of meadow,
pasturage and woodland, in desira
BILE proportion. The dwelling
house has lately been thoroughly
repaired and modernized; and is
neat, convenient, comfortable and
commodious. The out buildings,
though not new, are in fair condi-
ton, and entirely ample for the
wants of the farm. The farm is
well fenced, and has upon it a
young, thrifty and bearing orchar |.
This is a fine opportunity for any
one desiring good home and a
farm with more desirable and fewer
Objectionable features, than the av-
erage of farms. If desired, easy
terms of payment will be granted.
For price and other particulars, in
quire on the premises, of
Mrs. ELIZA WILSON,
Or of f. J. ORMSBEE, Brandon.
shoreham, VT, jan 20, lss6. 5ti
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-08-26

In New York city many mothers give
babes an airing by riding an hour or two
in the elevated railway cars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-08-26
8PER CENT DEBENTCRES.
The Vermont !rVe..nsa. I Guarantee Company
Of ORWELL, VT,

incorporated by Act 1913, Vermont Laws OF
lSS4)
Capital, paid up, S30O,00OOO
Stockholders Additional liability, 30O,00OOO
Total Guarantee Fund, 5000, 900 90
This company would call the attention of
conservative investors to its six per cent.
debentures, issued in denominations of even
hundreds, running five years, with Interest
Coupons attached, payable semi-annually,
Principal and Interest payable nj the First
National Bank, Orwell, VT, or RENTED for by
draft without expense to the holder. These
Debentures are issued in series, and secured
by an equal amount OF Real Estate First Mort
gsises deposited with trustees, each series
having an Independent mortgage security on
property worth more than double the face OF
the mortgages deposited, and being further
secured by the ample capital and responsible
ity OF the company afford an absolutely safe
and convenient HOME INVESTMENT.
Funds for Investment will draw interest
from the date of their receipt at the office OF
the company. Write for the company's circu-
lar explaining its securities and methods OF
business.
2Om2 G. r. BUSHi Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

: One set double harnesses-light but strong
and two-horse lumber wagon, nearly new
not heavy but strong
West Cornwall Vt. lstf
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Dancing on the Lawn Excursion Post
pOncd. and other Items of Interest.

IIer many friends will be glad to hear
that Mrs. Eta. wife Of Mr. James Lip
scomb. who has been 50 III, is decidedly
better
On account Of circumstances over which
the committee had no control, the excur-
sion advertised for Newport News, Old
Point and Norfolk. by lndanola Tribe,
No. -, independent Order Of Red Men,
is indefinitely postponed.
The Middle District Baptist AssOcia-
ton, which has been in session At Fine
Creek church, Powhatan county, adj
iourned Thursday The Association will
meet next year at the Bainbridge-strcet
Baptist church. The Manchester dele
gates to the association returned home
Thursday night
Mr.. ". T. Lithgow. Democratic chair
man of the Second ward, has called "a
meeting of the voters of that ward TO De
held al the Mayors Courtroom to- light
to elect three members of the City Cen
trail Committee.
There will be q lawn party all next week
at the corner of Tenth and cambridge
streets from $50 l0.3Opm. Music and dane
ing. ltisunderthea auspices of Elvin Grove,
40. $. l.. A. g. Druids Committee VIII
liam Wescoti G. W Roach, a b Tyson,
and y H. Roach
The debt of the City School Board
now is only S7O2l4 Last year il was
about - POO, and three years ago it was
about $1,000. The Board expects TO be
able TO cancel the present debt within a
few months.
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ornrR RAILWAY prsAsrrns.
Aocident- that Have Resuifed in Great
Loss Of Life.

Accidents that Have Resulted in Great
Los, Of Life.
Only two other railway disasters In
this country begin 90 parallel that near
Chat-worth-one 40 Campbell, Pa July
Il. 1856. lhe result of @ collision, and the
other at A-htabula, Ohio. December 30,
1876. when a bridge gave way over q
creek. A hundred on more lives were
lost on both occasions Greater havoc
however. was wrought near Cuantia,
Mexico. June 81, 1851 when the flll of
a bridge destroyed nearly two hundred
lives: and near Ichemy zone huDlred
and sixty-six miles west Of toscOwl
Russia. July l3. 1852, where, by derail-
ment. one hundred and seyeniy-eight
passengers were killed and the remaining
thirty-nino on the train were all injured.
Indeed. as one comes down the scale
he still find, most of the worst accidents
of this class occurring abroad. BY that
al ST. Hilaire, Canada, where the train
ran of bridge, eighty-three were killed
and 200 wounded, June %, 1864; seventy
four persons persisted when the ray
Bridge. near Dundee, Scotland, was
blown with railway train into the river,
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HOLMES PCRlEAR.
tie Pays the Dread Penalty of the Law
Ae>terda.

Yesterday.
Holmes Puryear convicted I'm Prince
George county of the murder of his wife.
was hung at the court house of that
county yesterday at O'Clock lie made
no statement Prayer was offered by
Rev. J. W. Roscbro After the execution
the body was turned over to his friends
and will be taken 10 Dinwddie county
for intcrment
Early in the morning, in the temporary
absence of his keeper, Puryear attempted
TO commit suicide hy cutting places on
his arm and neck with piece OF knife
blade. The wounds wore not serious.
Puryear had weakened very much dur
ing the past day 0r two. and he looked
very pale nd feeble Several hundred
persons, anxious t0 catch glimpse of
the murderer iilel the court house yard
when he was brought out of his cell and
placed iu tho rockaway In which he was
conveyed 10 Prince George Court House.
tbc scene OF the execution.
I'm the r0ckaway were Sheriff Lewis
lounghlood, several police officers and
Rev. D. vs. ROsebro, puryear's spiritual
adviser The vehicle was strongly guard
cd, both front and rear. by mounted men.
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SARATOGA, y. y, August - The at
tendance at the races to-day was fairly
good The weather was good. The
shower of last night did not seem 10
affect the condition OF the track, which
wa good.
First mce.-Milc Woodcraft won
hamburg second; Harry Russell aud
Osccoln ram % dead heat for third place.
Time lili.
Second race -Threc-fourthsmile King
Craft won; Rnpinc second; Owners
Music third. Time ll5I.
Third race-Onc and one.eighth miles.
Aaric Won; Ilimalaya second Erobus
third 3 ime l.jSi
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AUGUST ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
\ Couple of Happy Matrimonial Event.


Brief mention was made Thursday
morning of the marriage of Mr.. David
May of Chicago and Miss Mani Green
baum, which event took place the even
ing before at The residence of the bride s
mother, AT No lO6 West Marshall street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Or SzOld of Baltimore There was a
brilliant reception, and the bridal party
left the same evening for Chicago VIA
New York. The bride, q beautiful bru-
netlc, was atiircd i'm rich plum travel
ling suit. and both looked all the happi-
ness thevno doubt felt. There was a very
lavish display of useful, beautiful, and
costly presents.
The groom is a former Richmond boy,
"a son of the late Moses May and nephew
of our we'll n-Howu townsman Mr. Jacob
May He removed TO Chicago 0mc years
since and is now q prosperous merchant
of That great city.
The bride is daughter OF one of Rich
monds former best-knOWn and most re-
spected Hebrew citizens, and was tAe joy
and pride Of a widowed mother as well
as a favOriie in all circles where she was
known.
Long life and happiness TO Mr.. and
Mrs May.
Another marriage That deserves at least
a passing notice was that Of Mr. James
VI. lIealey to Miss Lizzie Johnson. Father
Van de Nyycr Oiliciatcl. and tlc newly
welded pair received many c0ngraiula-
tiOn,
M lToo1,. g.. c,o az fTo r,..I r,Df.rfrr
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Gnnd CIT Ton Sale.

We are going 10 inaugurate a gift-fea.
ture in a few days for the SaLe II Teas.
We will DE in a condition to give every
purchaser of a quarter pound of tea a
nice present, and any one buying me
poqnd will get a really handso0,e present
Call and see US before you buy any more
Tea, aud you will be surprised. The
price Of this Tea will be only sifly cents.
JULIEN BINgORD,
No 1902 Main street
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December %, 1879; thirty-four deaths
ensued and seventy persons were hurt by
the breaking of carriage tire on the
Great Western, at Shipton, England, De
cember p, 1874; fifteen were killed and
100 injured by the Winchburg collision,
between Edinburgh and Glasgow, Octo-
berl3, 1862 sixteen killed and 800 in
jurcd at kentish Town Hampstead June.
tionl, England, September ,, 1861 TWEEN
ty-three killed and l76 injured two weeks
before by the Clayton Tunnel collision.
on the London and Brighton road, and POO
were hurt by The Kirby collision, on the
Liverpool and Blackpool road, June q,
1897.
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nAnKt, WAS Nor WILLING.
a .aIe Ad.ertI..a nlal DId u Come .

4 sale Advertised that Did SEQ Come on.
Yesterday at 12o.clo,k DID. wa- tho hour
fixed for the sale of thc effects of Mr. d.
s. Dod-on of the American iiotcl by
Sheriff J.. P Wi:-i0n
Before making sale Sheriff Winston
applied 90 Auditor Maryc for 20 bond io
indemnify him against all loss and cone
sequcndal damage likely to accrue from
said sale. Auomcy-Gcncml Ayers WAS
NOT I'm the city. and She Auditor was m-
willing TO give such bond. Con-e.
Qucntly the sale did aoi take place and j,
'of until % more convenient season.
This property was levied upon io sat-
isfy an execution in favor oi the State OF
Virginia against Mr. Dod-on. in payment
of which he had rendered coupons proven
to Doe genuine, in compliance with thc
laW.
Talk !, cheap, bui actions -pcah
louder than words
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The loop from Reservoir Lake down
Beverly and out Strawberry street %
Main was completed yesterday, and Tee
turn trips were made by that route.
The Lake terminus is ON Mulberry
street. The horse car terminus is ai Lom-
bardv-strcet station This is written be-
cause ga private picknicker ' of the
DAILY TIMES yesterday got bis Mulber-
ries and Strawberries mixed, and over
looked Lombardy street entirely in his
report of his round about rambIC-.
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Tho llnnh nt Ansn.in. On.

AUGUSTA. Ga. August l2-The river
only reached 33 feet lOl inches at 4
O'Clock Wednesday morning, bat on ac-
of the blow out of the canal gate
fully tWo-thirds ofthe city was inundated.
A small b-ick ra,i lcnce on Taylor street
was undermined, and fell just after the
occupants had escaped. All factories
had 10 shut down, and will hardly be able
TO start before Monday
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MARQUETTE, MIcn., August l2.-At
noon yesterday a terrible disaster occur
red ON the new extension of the North
western railroad, near Norway, Mich.
A crew of men, after finishing a wafer
tank, filled it with water 90 test il.
While the men were eating dinner the
tank suddenly burst, killing six men and
badly iriuring siN others.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

DuBLIN, Aug. i2-The trades unions,
the Protestant Home Rule Society, and
other bodies were arranging demonsira-
lion. in honor of Mr. Blaine, and il is
believed hat these preparations induced
him 20 hasten his departure. Lord Mayor
sullivan believes that Mr Blaine will
consent 20 attend banquet in his honor
ON his way home
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Amhnlance " ork

The city ambulance was called out yes
terday al $50 O'Clock am. TO No. 1906
East Main street 20 see q colored man
named Robinson, who was suffering with
cramps lie was conveyed 20 bis resi-
dence at No. Duyal street.
1t was called at 1880 pm. 20 Third and
Marshall streets to see Samuel Madison,
a youth, who was overcome by heat lie
was conveyed TO his residence at No. 3l4
Laurel street.
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MIDSUMMER suLrRINr>s.

Not Much Relief To-Day Cooler To
morrow.
Yesterday was another very hot day
and it continued warm until long after
night fall
Signs of an impending shower began
TO show mp just belorc9 o'c.ock, and soon
after that h0 The afternoon predictions
for local rains were verified. T ere was
q very good rain and fad in the tenn
perature.
For to-day local rains and stationary
temperature are the indications, 90 De
followed by cooler weather and winds
.hi1inr 10 n0rlherLH lu morrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

ln ihc Chmcery Court Yesterday the
contested will case of Jane. H. Tanner.
dcct..-ed. was tried. SIR. Tanner made
DIS will in lSsJ, beQucathing the whole
of Dis property, valued al $4,000, 90 his
two youngest children. cutting OF Mrs.
Tanner and the other children. The jury
brought I'm verdict setting aside the
Will ON the ground that the deceased was
of un-0und mind at the tim. the viii
was made.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

MANIsrEE, Mlcu, August l2.-Mrs.
Ann Eliza Denning, formerly we'll
known as Ann Eliza Young, the nine.
tccnth wife of the late Brigham Young,
the head of the Mormon Church, now
lives 40 Manistee ana is sick with dys-
pcpsia By advice of a physician She
entered upon q prolonged fast which has
now continued nineteen days.
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snn IrancI.co shaken.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL August l2.-fhe
entire business portion Of this city was
shaken by the explosion Of the Giant
Powder Works at West Berkiy, six
miles from this city yesterday, and one
Chinaman was killed aud four white men
and six Chinamen seriously injured
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CHATSW0RTH CALAMITY
NORE From THE FRIGHTFJL RiiL-
ROAD WRECK.

Scenes of Terror An Appalling reath
EoII-A Rigid Investigation To bc Made
Foul Play Suspected Thieves at Work
other Railway Accidents.
CuIc>Go. August IA dispatch from
Forest. H.. says The news OF the disas-
ter arrived at Chatsworth about forty
minutes after it's occurrence. The peace
able residents of the little town were sud
denly awakened by am alarm which was
rung simultaneously from al the alarm
boxes I'm town After a few minutes
ever body was on bis or her feet and
people were running through the streets
from all directions. all inqniring where
the fire was. When the actual facts were
learned another alarm followed, which
was soon vigorously ne echoed hy the
bells of an The churches i'm town. The
people made q rush for The road TO Piper
CITY. Dr Vaughan of Chatsworih was
almost The first To- appear at the scene.
He was seen by q reporter and told briefly
what he saw.
THE Docr0Rs STORY.
when ] arrived found there the
greatest confusion he said. "iiell itself
could NOT present more horrid picture
men and women fighting with death, and
ready t0 clutch 40 straw 90 get saved
one man held Dis dead wife and dead
little child ON hi- arms, while his own
feet were broken and proppcd in the
wreck ] relieved the unfortunate man
,f his Itfrlou qnd helupt fO drau him Oul
and bring MN 90 20 sleeper. 'n' %, .r'
greatest misfortune. wa, lne i",' '"o' '',.
wreck took place almost III 81 u''el| ~
was Impossible lo accord lhe ""un"o"
sufficient assistance. mere were %"
amhulance,-uoihng Il" carry 'iiein Vn.
They were dragged anna lI,h'u' "H" ''','
accounts fog the great hdi'ti oi tt't''
who succnmAed to their PAINS
,.,,,.r r,,,.t.,r,n.u,f.e GAME .Af.
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ire M'i'i,'' l''''' 3D. ''.''.' .,.;.... ~,
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....t.t.... ,t.., ,,s,.,iral around mr ho|
~aid ~Ny.elf and my entire force were
worsirr like hoavers AN tho time. and I'm
f,o course OF half an hour we had thirty
three pcoDlc. killed and wounded dragged
ont of the h5rh -Four ears were stand
ing on the track, and the only thing
know about them IS ihat J carried
wounded men and women there.
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up To- the time Jie inquest was iesUul,'
to-day toot- up scyc1it--iN- Not"i.h-
standing contrary opinions expressed pl
the railroad officials survey OF ihe
wreck yesterday confirmed the oeilcl lhal
several bodies are still under the a.,f" Oh
thc -mashei engines ana ears. '"e 'e-
Bfnpr Civ Is denied this morning bV tHr
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select the Best.

Langman and Martinez Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints We ofcr thi, Pre-
pared Paint with q guarantee that it is not a
chemical paint. containing 200 water, no aihaiL
mo- aduitcration. aul is made of only such ma
terial> as are used by the oldest painters. 10
will cover more surface than any chemi-
cal paint iu the world. 10 has been sold hy us
for thc last ten years. warranted 10 give salts
faction: and q responsible guarantee is given 10
that effect. For sale wholesale and retail by
BODEkER Bros. Druggists,
1914 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

LONp0N. August l2.-Tbe Duty Mars
saws that SIR. Gladstone will not attend
Parliament during the remainder Of the
session unless his presence is absolutely
necessary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Colonel Charles
s. Spencer, the wcllknown Republican
politician and criminal lawyer, died yes.
terday afternoon Of liver complaint and
dropsy lie was G3 years Of age and had
long cni0ycd q lucrative practice.
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KIonNoND. ~. Anrn.t 2. Is

IIVHMVND, ' T. August y, IooN
Loms ipMer, Esq., Secretary SouA~R
dr,id0t INSURANCE Compmy, Rcim0ad,
i0.t
Dear Sir-I acknowledge receipt VI
YOUR check for 1929 in prompt payment
of nv claim against your company for
injuries sustained To my knee joint while
IN Alexander, y. c., under policy No.
los. You will please accept my thanks
for same. and 1 beg to assure You that
YOU have my best wishes for the success
of your company, and that when occa.
sion offers will heartily recommend 1t
90 my friends for their patronage
Yours very truly,
:. W. FLEIsHMAN.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, August l2.-Thc
tweniy-sixth anniversary celebration Of
the battle of Oak Hill by Confederate
Veterans took place Wednesday evening
on the State House grounds. About
! 600 veterans were present.
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-,n.,i, n the rhearrc NeNt Week.

Russia at the Theatre NeNt week.
Manager E. VI. Castine was warmly
welcomed ON the streets yesterday by
many who remembered bis able and
courteous management of Mozart Acad-
emy during the last two seasons.
The DAILY TIMES announced about
two weeks ago that he would be here the
middle Of August wiz his new play
Russia.
The company are now engaged IN the
rehearsal. and the play will De presented
by Frank G. Bang and company at the
Theatre Wednesday, August II. The en-
gagement is for four nights and one
matinee
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LOCAL BRENITlES.
PERSONAL PIR1GRAJHS. MINOR
WENTION IND TOWN TOPTCS.

o'clock
Remember the excursion to Norfolk
tonight
Dr. w. +. Mercer j. at the White Sui
phur Springs
Mrs George schleif has gone on visit
to Chesapeake City.
Rev Dr. A. T. Dickinson has gone to'
the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
The work of curbing West Broad street
between Pine and Laurel is going on.
Rev c. P Scott will preach for the
Second Baptist church during August.
Mr. II. J.. Staples and family will
spend the rest of the summer at Bon Air
Dr. W. T. Farrar has returned TO the
city after an absence of two weeks al the
mountains
The s. W. C. A. Outing Club will 90
down TO r. b. Chailln farm this evening
at = o'clock
Mr. j. Taylor Eilyson has returned
from the Strawberry Baptist Association,
in Bedford county
The D. Sheppard who was before thc
Police Court was not NrJ. j. Sheppard
of No.1 West Clay street.
Thcilncml of Charles Gcnnct viii take
place This morning from Grace street
Presbyterian church at ID o'clock
The opening of the Gospel Tabernacle
""s "I-,'l "l'tn'e'. services every
"'-'' 'N' 'i'I'' ''i'Ie7 ODD sunday
Rov. Lewis Burton win preach az the
Soldiers Home Memorial chapel tO-mOr-
roW. Music hl the male orphan choir.
The frame houses at the southeast cor-
ncr OF Broad and Monroe streets are
D.'a- remove" ei-e" mere ot -'i. " d.
u ''.e'
fW. IT, a. Iupper Jr. of Louisville,
D. spending 70 i-W days in thc city Tie
md ui- family have been -ummcring at
Alton.
in thc parks especially on concert nieht-.
as 70 IS very dangerous to the visitor,
therein
Master Wiui. .Ton.s who Inns boan yi..
lug Ll- rrfnfllfucr tcr Aaron Jones,
OH W c-i Floyd street, lhs returned io
].
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the first class bakery
Of L. * Y. STEMS. and found 10
fitted Up iH hrst class style with AL the neces
sary supplies of good things, such AS always
remind Us of Christmas. Bread, crackers, bis
cults. etc. in abundance. cakes. and variety
of good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed a model bakery, and one tnat de
serves and is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 70 call III and see them at
l2U0 Hull street. Manchester.
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La Normandi" splendid smoke try it..
CnAMBERLAYNE X Co.
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10 License Taxpayers.

License taxpayers who have been in
dicicd by the grand jury for not having
paid their license taxes, are informed that
They can pay their fines in coupons as
well as their State tax, and effect a very
large saving by So doing.
Complete legal protection and indem
mY guaranteed
JAMES p. COOPER,
gl1 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Mr. Walter c. Mercer left yesterday FOR
Glencoe Springs, Md.
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.NMN0 k. liW o.. Mun street. Cor
.I..t.i.
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Paris is TO have a college devoted to the
high aft OF the barber, and l. b. viii have
a different signiication in the degrees OF
honor.
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Contractors tnd builders
-|U.. I D.. NWu street.
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